We start the episode out with a dream sequence. It looks like crazy Gaius is adrift floating in the ocean. This guy has had some strange dreams, but it's odd because they almost always involve his hot Cylon friend Six. But upon closer inspection, it isn't Baltar at all, it is Lee Adama. And after a little time passes, we see that it isn't that Lee is dreaming as much as he is hallucinating. He is not really floating in a pool of water; he is really floating in the empty void of space. In the background are explosions, but how did he get there? Well, I would love to tell you, but once again, I have to deal with that "48 hours earlier" bullshit. What the hell is it with my sci-fantasy shows pulling this on me twice in one week? UGH. I guess this is why people watch NCIS.

So, let's take it back a few days. Let's just say that tensions are wee bit high. How high were the tensions? Well, if tensions were equal to craziness, we would be talking about Tom Cruise, Margaret Perrin, and Jeff Conaway threesome. Starbuck just learned from Commander Adama that she was going to have to kill Admiral Cain. Now, we know that Kara has the guts to do it, but she really admires the admiral. She may be the one pulling the trigger, but that doesn't mean that she is going to go it alone. Starbuck tells Lee about the mission, and although he is unsure of how wise this is he would much rather support Kara in her decision than try and stay on the sidelines and do nothing. Apollo tells her that he will help her because he knows that there is nothing more important than trust, and if you can't trust the word of your fellow human, you are no better than the Cylons.